The seniors capped off the day on a positive note with an excellent win over Strathmerton.
The Saints controlled much of the contest, building a handy lead before running out comfortable winners through strong teamwork and consistent effort across all four quarters.
Led by Brandon Batchelor and Keith Tallent, there were plenty of impressive straight runs out of the defensive half into the forward line.
Batchelor, with two majors, and Keith, with three, were supported by their team with eight individual goalscorers for the match.
Among Berrigan's best were Max Tallent, Toby Dalgliesh, Connor Thornton, Grant Martin, Matt Ross and superstar youngster Jack Magill, who all made important contributions in the impressive victory.
Final score: Berrigan 11.10 (76) def Strathmerton 5.6 (36).
Reserves
The reserves faced a strong Strathmerton side and were unable to get on the scoreboard.
They never give up attitude and drive from thirds boys kept the side striving and to give their all.
Berrigan's standout performers were Nick Arnold (junior), who earned himself the top award for the match, along with Will Pyle, Jack Smith, Ayden Good and Ewen Delepine who all showed plenty of determination throughout the match.
Final score: Berrigan 0.0 (0) def by Strathmerton 23.15 (153).
Thirds
The thirds produced one of their most complete performances of the season, in a third versus fourth on the ladder contest.
Owning the match from the opening bounce to record a convincing victory.
Booting five unanswered goals in the first term.
Applying relentless pressure and moving the ball with confidence to set up a host of scoring opportunities.
There were eight individual goal scorers for the match with the young lads sharing the footy around making the best decisions and opportunities for optimum results.
Jack Phillips was on target, ending with four majors for the day in one of his best games for the season, and Jordan Swann added another four to his total.
It was an impressive four-quarter team performance that showcased the group's depth and commitment right at the business end of the season, knocking off a third placed Strathmerton, to sneak into third place themselves.
Leading the way were Lachlan Whelan, Jack Magill, Tom Baxter, Taylor Thornton, Josh Monteath and Hudson Ware.
Final score: Berrigan 18.10 (118) def Strathmerton to 1.2 (8).
Fourths
The fourths side came up against a polished Strathmerton outfit.
Despite the scoreboard, the Saints continued to compete throughout the four quarters, with plenty of determination and effort against one of the competition's benchmark sides.
After quarter time the Saints levelled the match out and more of an even contest.
Berrigan's top youngsters included Ollie Batten who brought good physical pressure, Jace Willemsen, Harvey Swann for his hard hitting contesting for the ball, Leroy Kortum, Rylan Gorman and Levi Nancarrow, who battled hard all morning and never stopped working for their teammates.
Final score: Berrigan 0.0 (0) def by Strathmerton 9.7 (61).
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